CassandraDandridge
Chirping
- Nov 22, 2020
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Hi all
Ive had my first flock of 10 guinea fowl for a few months.
We have slowly been losing 1 by 1. I've only just realised that it's the females, not the males that have disappeared. We now have 1 young female left. (4 males)
There seems to be no signs of kills including lose feathers.
There's been a few nights where they have decided to sleep very high up in a tree and not in their coop. The odd time I have be outside at the crack of dawn and all fowls have been accounted for. I have a gut feeling that it's the early hours of the morning they disappear. Today's hen went missing in between 9am and 2pm.
Any ideas?
Ive had my first flock of 10 guinea fowl for a few months.
We have slowly been losing 1 by 1. I've only just realised that it's the females, not the males that have disappeared. We now have 1 young female left. (4 males)
There seems to be no signs of kills including lose feathers.
There's been a few nights where they have decided to sleep very high up in a tree and not in their coop. The odd time I have be outside at the crack of dawn and all fowls have been accounted for. I have a gut feeling that it's the early hours of the morning they disappear. Today's hen went missing in between 9am and 2pm.
Any ideas?